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Function Transformation Rules Cheat Sheet

The document outlines transformation rules for functions, detailing how various transformations affect function notation and coordinate points. It includes vertical and horizontal translations, reflections over axes, and dilations with specific conditions for stretching and compressing. Each transformation is associated with a change in coordinate points, providing a clear guide for function manipulation.

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Function Transformation Rules Cheat Sheet

The document outlines transformation rules for functions, detailing how various transformations affect function notation and coordinate points. It includes vertical and horizontal translations, reflections over axes, and dilations with specific conditions for stretching and compressing. Each transformation is associated with a change in coordinate points, providing a clear guide for function manipulation.

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Transformation Rules for Functions

Function Notation Type of Transformation Change to Coordinate Point


f(x) + d Vertical translation up d units (x, y) > (x, y + d)
f(x) -d Vertical translation down d units (x, y) ’ (x, y - d)
f(x + c) Horizontal translation left c units (x, v) > (x - G, y)
f(x - c) Horizontal translation right c units (x, y) ’ (x + c, y)
-f(x) Reflection over x-axis (x, y) ’ (x, -y)
f(-x) Reflection over y-axis (x, y) >-x, v)
Vertical stretch for |a|>1
af(x) (x, y) ’ (x, ay)
Vertical compression for 0 < |a| <1
Horizontal compression for |b| >1
f(bx)
Horizontal stretch for 0 < |b| <1
translation
Transformations of Functions

g(*) = f(x h) + k |horizontally h units,


reflection verticallyk units

g(x) =-f(*) reflected in the x-axis

h(x) = f(-) reflected in the y-axis


dilation
ifc >1 vertical stretch by a factor of c
g(r) = cf(r) if0 <c<1vertical shrink by a factor of c
if0 < k <1horizontal stretch by a factor of 1/k
h(*) = f(kx)
ifk>1horizontal shrink by a factor of 1/k

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